After one look at the White House living quarters, Mrs.
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Together they share meals, prayers and very close living quarters.
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Living quarters were overcrowded and did not meet hygienic requirements.
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Jones' living quarters appeared in disarray a year after the murders.
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There are only 34 private living quarters, so space is limited.
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A spiral staircase painted in yellow leads upstairs to the living quarters.
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But Hefner rents his living quarters and other areas from Playboy Enterprises.
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Their studio space was in the basement, with living quarters on top.
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Most states prohibit firearms in campus-living quarters—with the exception of Utah.
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Here's what he had to say about his new living quarters: Visit CNN.
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The couple, who arrived last fall, are thrilled with their new living quarters.
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Accordingly, the witches' living quarters contain furniture from a range of different decades.
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But if you stack living quarters, what you wind up with are APTS.
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Offill works in a small room that was once the chauffeur's living quarters.
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They will serve as the living quarters for a new Buddhist meditation center.
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The apartment has a separate service entrance, elevator and living quarters for staff.
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They're forced into confined, unsanitary living quarters with a bunch of other hormonal teenagers.
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She's the type of person who demands a "rain shower" in her living quarters.
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The module is intended as a test subject rather than a new living quarters.
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You'll also get plush living quarters, even though there isn't a lot of space.
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They are able to peek into one artist studio, but not the living quarters.
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The SEALs then rushed up the stairs of the living quarters toward the third floor.
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The old living quarters of the Chinese staff are now a school and private flats.
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And the Embassy for the Displaced has created 3D scans of living quarters for refugees.
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The evacuees stayed in the base's living quarters, but had no contact with employees there.
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The passengers have been placed under a 14-day quarantine in the base's living quarters.
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Nearby are two huts that serve as living quarters for him and his five children.
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From entertainment to living quarters to odd jobs, this trend is ever expanding and adapting.
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While touring Hokulani, I was impressed with its unique Champagne color and luxurious living quarters.
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One is the living quarters, but the other is completely devoted to sports and entertainment.
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Period rooms there will represent the workplaces of slaves and their thatched-roof living quarters.
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While Hacienda de la Paz was born out of a desire for luxurious living quarters ...
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While she doesn't find the rapper, she finds what appears to be his living quarters.
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Workers prepare living quarters at the Wuhan International Conference and Exhibition Center on Feb. 4.
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The tabby was then used for plantation buildings, in particular for those very slaves' living quarters.
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Living quarters with narrow, winding halls were built from scrap materials, including highly flammable wooden pallets.
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Lawmakers have also been known to brag about their less-than-ideal living quarters in Washington.
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It is a hodgepodge of co-op living quarters, cheap dorms, and run-down frat houses.
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Robert had been granted a studio and living quarters at the Louvre in the late 1770s.
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Although there are no living quarters at the Writers House, its denizens are at home there.
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Nothing about her living quarters suggested she was ordinary and her voice conjured the same feeling.
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In the 1980s, most of the estate's buildings were restored and sold as separate living quarters.
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Across the way from the main living quarters is a guesthouse where Cohen is conceptualizing Démodé.
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But there was nothing "prudent" about a firing range so close to living quarters, he said.
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The soaring Gothic Revival church was built in 1914, and was not intended as living quarters.
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He went to the White House living quarters to hand President Franklin D. Roosevelt top-secret messages.
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One bedroom served as the farmhouse's original living quarters, known as the "l-ghorfa," the owner said.
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They made 20men share a living quarters w someone that turned out to be a sex offender.
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But want to hang some post-impressionist artwork from the Guggenheim in the White House living quarters?
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But frustration has been building up over a lack of investment in living quarters or medical units.
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The units can be used as working or living quarters, and even be outfitted with lab equipment.
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Extremist Islamist literature has been found during a search of the detainees' living quarters, the statement added.
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Meanwhile, according to ex-followers, the living quarters of top Rajneesh officials are spacious and luxuriously appointed.
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The defendants were deferential to the sheriff, Jerry DeWitt, whose living quarters were attached to the jail.
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The result will provide "creature comforts," Mr. Roth said, including fitness centers, lounges and improved living quarters.
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They derive their name from the layout of the living quarters, which are a single room wide.
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The job was supposed to include perks like private living quarters, health insurance, and $20 an hour.
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The living quarters above are finished similarly to the main house, with acacia floors and a kitchen.
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Also contingency lodging is also being renovated to provide living quarters for the over-flow of visitors.
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Often sexual assault takes place in family homes, when older men assault younger relatives in cramped living quarters.
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The living quarters of former President Enrique Pena Nieto had been stripped bare apart from large crystal chandeliers.
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John Baker to 21 days of confinement at his living quarters on the base and fined him $1,000.
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It was hard to tell that their sprawling, luxurious living quarters had ever been just three mobile homes.
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Some directors are looking for living quarters that look like a page torn from a Pottery Barn catalog.
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The interlocking set of labs, living quarters and support equipment are about the size of a football field.
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Hikmat outfitted his living quarters on KAF with flat-screen TVs and opulent furniture, including an oversized bed.
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That's also the case in the private living quarters, which are accessible through a door in the gallery.
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There, members have built what Mr. Basso calls garage mahals — elaborate structures that combine living quarters and garages.
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Ahead, find a selection of comfortable, small-space sleeping solutions no matter how limited your living quarters might be.
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Meanwhile, the selection of 20th Century art the Obamas used to decorate their own living quarters has been returned.
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It is only once cars and homes have been upgraded that consumers consider splashing out on rolling living quarters.
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In addition to being energy efficient, the building has living quarters so it can be staffed at all times.
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His living quarters are drastically different from the last time he was in the Altiplano prison, his lawyers say.
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United Nations staff have been confined to their living quarters in Sanaa since clashes erupted on Thursday, he said.
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It was carved out beneath the government complex in Jerusalem and includes living quarters as well as command facilities.
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Later, she told some of the children to be nice to one another as she visited their living quarters.
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Freeman recently moved into the building's living quarters to continue renovations and protect the property from vandals and scrappers.
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Photographs reveal the still-intact living quarters of those who left following the country's political chaos and economic collapse.
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And the migrants' living quarters are less than 100 yards from what our reporting shows is a weapons depot.
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In fact, she tells AFR that she works 18 hours some days and keeps living quarters in her office.
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Mr. Koyama watched Coleman's band rehearsing and spent time with him in his living quarters above the rehearsal space.
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Residents attached workspaces or shops to their living quarters, built pens for livestock, and added extra rooms to the sides.
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Apart from the painting, Huffman also helped create functional and comfortable interior design for Hogan, Apollinaire, and others' living quarters.
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They are also reluctant to ask landlords to bring living quarters up to fire code standards for fear of eviction.
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Then it's on to the living quarters—a series of rooms showing how Noah and his family might have lived.
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Steps had been taken to improve working conditions and living quarters, which workers say were infested with bedbugs, it said.
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NASA is interested in expandable habitats to serve as crew living quarters during three-year trips to and from Mars.
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It was like a time capsule: the soldiers' living quarters, the calendar on the wall from 225, the Maxim centerfold.
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Empty huts, which were living quarters for members of the Peoples Temple, were still there a year after the deaths.
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" That means the views are better: Entertaining and living quarters are upstairs, reached by foot or a "flood-zone elevator.
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No one except CBSA staff, a selection of vetted NGO workers, and some lawyers, are allowed into the living quarters.
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The health authorities were scrambling to find living quarters for health workers after they had completed duty inside isolation wards.
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Once disbelief subsides, Clare starts to rage, but Andi's living quarters are diabolically designed to contain her and her anger.
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In the past, that's been attributed to the poor hygiene and close living quarters of people during the medieval period.
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It has two living quarters — a five-bedroom oceanfront villa and a four-bedroom garden villa — on its 4.8 acres.
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During a visit to St Petersburg in January 2018, CNN saw laborers living in shabby living quarters, building apartment blocks.
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The stairway in the three-story living quarters was barricaded with a steel gate that the SEALs had to blow open.
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The Ghost Ship, which was not zoned for residential use, was transformed into living quarters by Almena for several local artists.
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CAST With limited living quarters for performers, Disney's ships often look for people who can simultaneously play a range of characters.
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For her private living quarters, the ambassador brought some of her own pieces, including works by Israel Lund and Sterling Ruby.
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They were afforded opportunities most migrants rescued at sea never receive, he said, including living quarters and help in seeking asylum.
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But the capsule, which he said he built himself this year in a small shipyard in Arès, offers Spartan living quarters.
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Small as they were, Mr. Assange's living quarters at the embassy did not cramp his desire to remain in the limelight.
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Hong Kong in late January asked businesses and schools to shut, forcing millions into shoebox-like living quarters for two months.
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The Carousel Estate is separated into three living quarters, but it is connected by "breezeways" and is all under one roof.
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On a recent weekday, chickens scratched around in the dirt outside a dozen or so trailers housing classrooms and living quarters.
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He said the main challenge to restoring operations was moving people back into the quake-hit area and fixing their living quarters.
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Unlike his predecessors, Trump hasn't named a decorator to assist in redesigning and personalizing his private living quarters and the Oval Office.
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Ohana Villa has a storage room beneath it of about 1,076 square feet that could be converted to living quarters, he said.
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In February, Melania Trump named New York-based designer Tham Kannalikham to decorate her family's private living quarters at the White House.
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It's a real getting ready game-changer, especially if your living quarters leave much to be desired as far as lighting goes.
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We then went to the sumptuous former living quarters with dark wood paneling and rich fabrics in varying shades of deep reds.
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Mothers reported that they were ordered not to let their toddlers crawl and that toys were not permitted in the living quarters.
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W.J. was in line for a job at the dairy that would have given him meager living quarters on the company grounds.
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A studio is separated from the living quarters by an integrated carport that doubles as an outdoor dining area in inclement weather.
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"European countries with parliamentary cabinet systems have their prime ministers' work spaces or living quarters in the city center," he said last month.
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A rotating cast of a dozen or more tenants carved out living quarters among piles of driftwood and a network of electrical cords.
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Their 3D-scanned video, Where Land Meets Sea, captures scenes of the shores where dinghies come aground and makeshift living quarters for refugees.
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When money is no object — the homes of the world's richest people become beacons for the most luxurious living quarters across the globe.
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It has two living quarters — a five-bedroom oceanfront villa and a four-bedroom garden villa — on its 4.8 acres, according to Sotheby's.
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Hard-working people in non-glam jobs and humble living quarters might well be attracted to a man who promises to change everything.
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The wood, brass and lighting inside an elevator that takes the president to and from the private living quarters has also been refinished.
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There's a reason many people recoil at the idea of sharing their living quarters after age 30: by then, they've seen it all.
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The series Guantanamo: If the Light Goes Out (2010) depicts the Cuban detention facility through its living quarters, free of any human figures.
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His mother, meanwhile, encouraged his love for books as well as his basement chemistry experiments, even when they threatened the living quarters above.
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Even though the house was so small that a large closet had to be converted into living quarters, it was all great fun.
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The destroyer's windowless living quarters, where bunks are stacked three high, represented unlimited possibility for Sonar Technician Third Class Ngoc T. Truong Huynh.
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Those provisions required the laborers not to criticize their employers, meet secretly with anyone, try to escape or even leave their living quarters.
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These pods and the separate living quarters where the male and female contestants stay for about 10 days are built on a soundstage.
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Last July, she was featured in an article in The Times about issues facing older people when they move to smaller living quarters.
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The space is situated one floor below the private living quarters where the Obamas slept on Thursday night and where Trump will sleep Friday.
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Meaning "Heavenly Harmony," the core module will be the backbone of the station, providing the main living quarters and control center for the taikonauts.
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Two entrances are accessed from the driveway and Mortimer Road, leading to a lower ground-floor studio and the other to Webster's living quarters.
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The U.S. space agency is interested in expandable habitats to serve as crew living quarters during eventual three-year trips to and from Mars.
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On the base, an enormous white satellite slowly rotates next to the Chinese scientists' living quarters, all surrounded by fencing topped with barbed wire.
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That's all we do' At their living quarters, four to five workers share a room with one bed each, another North Korean told us.
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Authorities told KTVU the warehouse at 1305 31st St., which was known as the Ghost Ship, included living quarters for artists and their studios.
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Assange can be seen in the leaked video walking around what is presumed to be his living quarters in Belmarsh Prison in southern London.
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The fire burned through two containers used as living quarters by people in the Moria camp, as well as some tents, a spokesman said.
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Reagan raised more than $1 million in tax-deductible contributions in 1981 to redecorate the White House living quarters, there was a public outcry.
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Two recreational vehicles believed to have been used as living quarters and work space were found parked on the ground floor inside, Kelly said.
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Far more interesting and experimental are images of domestic life at sea: sailors sunbathing; napping on deck, and rubbing shoulders in tight living quarters.
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Originally designed as his office and living quarters, the building was turned into a gallery in the 1960s, featuring much of his personal collection.
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NASA is interested in using expandable habitats as living quarters for crew members in its future plans for three-year trips to and from Mars.
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Multiple railway workers report that CRBC employees are not permitted to leave their company living quarters in the evenings or at weekends without manager approval.
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Twice a year, the Lab offers three artists a studio, living quarters, support for six months' living expenses, and $1,000 USD each for production costs.
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The assault allegedly took place at the living quarters of local housekeeping staff, investigating officer Yogesh Kumar told AFP on Thursday, according to The Guardian.
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That Ramona Singer has let go of her desperate need to secure the supreme living quarters in any new space the New York women inhabit.
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ExxonMobil said it had shut its Hides gas conditioning plant and that it believed administration buildings, living quarters and a mess hall had been damaged.
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During a one-year deployment in Afghanistan, Harrison grew tired of the many precautions she took to avoid uncomfortable situations in the male living quarters.
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Palm trees rustled in a warm breeze, croquet balls clicked and a security guard stood at the entrance to Donald J. Trump's private living quarters.
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"When we compare the living quarters with the dead Philistines, this will give us a picture that has never been seen before," Dr. Stager said.
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Ben Ray Lujan of New Mexico said the location was a former hospital converted into living quarters for children, with rooms divided by age group.
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The passengers have been assigned to living quarters at the air reserve base and have agreed to stay there voluntarily for up to three days.
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Since it's almost impossible not to get to know someone very well when you're sharing living quarters, you're sure to pick out the perfect one.
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Erbil, Iraq (CNN)On a dusty plain to the east of Mosul, cranes are lowering concrete walls into place as prefabricated living quarters are trucked in.
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But once put to work, their identity documents are often confiscated and their pay withheld, with many packed into grim, common living quarters with few amenities.
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Sailors line up to wash their hands before entering the mess, the only place, apart from living quarters, where they are allowed to eat or drink.
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The U.S. Department of Defense has privatized most of the living quarters on bases around the country, partnering with private companies to manage the vast system.
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The virus often finds a home in cruise ships because of "close living quarters, shared dining areas, and rapid turnover of passengers," according to the CDC.
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Jamili, a 9-year-old female giraffe, was found unresponsive in the living quarters of her habitat at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro on Tuesday.
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Later that week, the office of the first lady named Laotian-American interior designer Tham Kannalikham as the official decorator of the Trump's private living quarters.
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When faced with a small-space dilemma, your best bet is to seek advice from pros who have worked wonders with their own tight living quarters.
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On Monday, the head of the Rio organizing committee insisted that the living quarters – with 31 buildings and 3,604 apartments – will be ready within 48 hours.
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Through the main entrance, a common corridor separates the studio from the living quarters, which with the exception of the kitchen is within the original home.
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"San Francisco is practically a town," one told me, as they each described the high-rise buildings and hyper-efficient living quarters in their home cities.
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For living quarters, they moved one of the still-sound bunks to create an insulated three-bedroom, two-bath wing, which they connected to the theater.
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They tried to get to the living quarters but were driven back by temperatures on the burning ship of around 89 Celsius (192 Fahrenheit), Xinhua said.
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The best were asked to stay and given their own room in the living quarters, where each floor was occupied by players of the same age.
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A guest apartment opened above the shop in January 2017, in what had once been the Empereur family's living quarters (doubles from 150 euros, or $176).
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In addition to its lavish bedroom suites, the home has staff living quarters that include three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a sitting room, and the catering kitchen.
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It has abandoned plans for smartphone canvasses in group living quarters like college dorms and prisons, and scaled back its culling of information from federal databases.
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We want to build living quarters for visitors, who will be able to ride horses, meditate, do yoga and live a tranquil life on the farm.
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ExxonMobil said on Monday it had shut its Hides gas conditioning plant and that it believed administration buildings, living quarters and a mess hall had been damaged.
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But their living quarters are a tin shack, hastily built after a powerful earthquake in 0003 reduced their home, and many others in the area, to rubble.
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"In the last couple of years, there's been a troublesome number of cases of norovirus just from the communal eating and tight living quarters," Mr. Miller said.
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I was looking forward to experiencing the sheer opulence of being on a yacht and getting a glimpse at the lavish living quarters and luxe design details.
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As well as royal living quarters, which tend to be modestly decorated, it is also home to lavish state rooms used for grand occasions, like this one:
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NYU students have some freedom to personalize their living quarters and Adams and her suite mates have decided to reimagine their hallway to look like a cafe.
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For now, Hilbert says Dyer may be able to seek a "victim protective order" from a local judge, which would force English to find new living quarters.
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Most chilling was the 1979 murder of Williams's landscaper, Frank Fontis, a fellow gay man who was shot in the head in the Railroad Museum's living quarters.
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The requirements also allow residents to choose their roommates when both parties agree, making it easier for friends, siblings or same-sex couples to share living quarters.
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" Oswaks went on to describe the comfy living quarters and luxe menu, including a blood orange ricotta cheesecake "so delicious that [Oswaks] ate it with [her] hands.
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By 20133, Eritrean fighters had gathered in the mountains near the Ethiopian border, in a maze of underground bunkers that contained hospitals, a school, and living quarters.
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Grasp the personal hygiene of the students, and put drug-using students and students with infectious diseases such as AIDS into isolated living quarters, trainings and classes.
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Their home is crammed with additional pieces of furniture, appliances, paintings and numerous other items, remnants of more prosperous times when the Travares had larger living quarters.
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In addition to new living quarters being constructed and renovated, the aircraft runway was just reconstructed and repaved in asphalt as were the surrounding aprons and taxiways.
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CNN correspondent Kate Bennett confirmed long-standing rumors that the first lady occupies entirely different sleeping and living quarters within the White House residence from her husband.
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They're expected to remain for a time in the desert oasis at the home of Michael Smith, who decorated their private living quarters and designed Obama's Oval Office.
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The residential component has been absorbed in to this live-work building, anticipating the early lifestyle of dot-com employees, whose living quarters usually resemble walk-in closets.
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The happy couple contributes little to growth, for instance; only when the marriage runs afoul does the GDP meter start ticking — therapists, lawyers, eating out, separate living quarters.
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The program is building scenes that take victims to barracks, tents, private living quarters, latrines, offices or remote buildings and vehicles, where the trauma may have taken place.
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With the NanoRacks plan, once the Centaur is done with its main mission, the robotics piece cuts holes, seals compartments and converts the fuel tanks into living quarters.
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The Maharishi's cliffside bungalow, where the band would gather for lectures (and the occasional argument), had a nearby helicopter pad, and living quarters were equipped with electric fireplaces.
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Many resorts and hotels around the world, from Mexico to Bali and India, offer hotel rooms with private plunge pools attached to living quarters for the ultimate indulgence.
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On the second floor, home to Prince's living quarters and offices, there's a purple-lit "relaxation room" and a "knowledge room" where Prince, a Jehovah's Witness, studied spirituality.
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After investing $10,000 of her own money, the large studio became a four-bedroom apartment, with the largest bedroom residing on the second floor balcony — Lentz-Pope's living quarters.
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From there, it&aposs easy enough for dust to cling in the nooks and crannies of an astronaut&aposs spacesuit and follow him or her back inside living quarters.
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That way, astronauts wouldn't have to wait as long in the cramped confines of the Soyuz before getting to roam around inside the spacious living quarters of the ISS.
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The O'Malley family paid $9,638 for beds, chairs, desk lamps, mirrors and other items from the mansion's living quarters after the administration declared them "excess property," the paper said.
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"This used to be an awesome bedroom," Mr. Hanley said while leading a recent tour of Montclair Records, the St. James recording studio that doubles as his living quarters.
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The newly opened space at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's palatial mountaintop plantation, is presented as the living quarters of Sally Hemings, an enslaved woman who bore the founding father's children.
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Flake sat down to discuss his approach to challenging this White House, and his plans, in the Senate office that doubles as his living quarters when he's in Washington.
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For a while, del Vizo, almost obsessively attentive to details while serving guests and employees alike, kept herself busy, renting out the living quarters to host lavish three-day weddings.
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Two locations were off limits: the West family's living quarters, inside the main house, and an old saloon, which West is said to have been using as a recording studio.
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One company, Nanoracks, has a design idea in mind — but rather than build something completely new, the company has a bold plan to recycle space hardware to create living quarters.
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One day, after a lunar walk, Schmitt accidentally breathed in some of the abundant moon dust that he and his commander had tracked back in to the Challenger living quarters.
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The Bronx space represents a maturation for the artist, who has since moved on to more conventional living quarters, and who has been working on a series of metal figures.
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The handbook exhorts transgender service members to consider the privacy needs of others in locker rooms, showers, and living quarters, even to the point of adjusting their personal hygiene hours.
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Originally used as the Frick family's private living quarters, these rooms served as administrative offices in the 1930s after the house was converted into a public museum at Frick's request.
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He has turned the living quarters of a scrapped BP offshore platform into a makeshift motel and office for workers of drilling rigs that come into the yard for maintenance.
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This is the Essendine living quarters and artistic lab, home to Garry and his inner circle of longtime friends and employees, as they prepare for a barnstorming tour of Africa.
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"If you're in a funk about your 300 square-foot living quarters, it's time to stop pining for a Spanish colonial mansion and start loving your little casita," writes Gachman.
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He sat down to discuss his approach to challenging this White House, and his future plans, in the Senate office that doubles as his living quarters when he's in Washington.
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As the interview concludes, Gulen says something to his interpreter, and we are given access to his living quarters, a quaint space decorated with personal belongings from his years in Turkey.
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Smithsonian Channel writes:Enter a world where whitetip sharks, giant lobsters, and moray eels share living quarters, humpback whales breed, and mantas and tuna feast on bait in this land of plenty.
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After arranging to place Martin-Cramp at a former US naval base that now serves as living quarters for the island's defense forces, Armstrong says a second extradition request was made.
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During the Rock Springs Massacre of 1885 in the Washington Territory, white miners killed 28 Chinese workers, wounded 15, and forced out hundreds before they set Chinese living quarters on fire.
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The prototype habitat, which could provide living quarters for crew one day making trips to Mars, is made of impact-resistant, Kevlar-like materials and flexible layers of fabric and foam.
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David Trucksa sat in his living quarters on the base here, watching a baseball game as he tried to unwind after a long week overseeing American airstrikes on Islamic State militants.
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Another play, "queens," about immigrant women sharing basement living quarters in that borough, recently finished its run at Lincoln Center Theater and will open at the La Jolla Playhouse in July.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Kim arrived at the California Institution for Women in Corona Friday afternoon with a few bodyguards and first toured the grounds and living quarters.
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He led me into a hallway to show me his living quarters: two tiny rooms, with a mattress on the floor, a prayer mat, a desk and bookshelves, and a treadmill.
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This involves renovating some of the existing old fashioned, trailer-like living quarters named "flat-tops" currently occupied by Danish and Greenlandic support staff and contractors that work on the installation.
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But the field of battle was usually confined to one set of living quarters and propelled by psychological warfare among people who knew one another better than anyone else possibly could.
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While you're probably feeling claustrophobic at the mere thought of hosting guests in your already cramped home, there are plenty of bed and sofa options that actually fit in tight living quarters.
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Other levels would include a kitchen, a garden for growing plant-life, a level for exercising and other recreational activities, and four "sleepy pods" — private living quarters with a bed and desk.
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When he got back, he posted a Twitter thread about his experience, including photos of his spartan living quarters, his mosquito bites, and biometric readings from his Apple Watch and Oura ring.
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ToonTown, a rave producer, set up its offices (and living quarters) there, which attracted designers and others who worked in the rave business, such as Nick Philip, a British BMX'er and designer.
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After the United States government bought the building in 1948, it served as offices until a six-year renovation reconverted the house into living quarters for Ambassador Arthur K. Watson in 1972.
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In May, North Korea invited international journalists to witness the destruction of at least three nuclear tunnels, observation buildings, a metal foundry and living quarters at its Punggye-ri nuclear test site.
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Today, heroically scaled paintings of faces, landscapes in Maine and city views — recently completed by Mr. Katz, who turned 90 in July — spill out of the studio into the spartan living quarters.
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Although Freeman actually opted not to rent out the place during the convention—despite a great deal of interest—he did give us a tour of the house, including his living quarters.
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The Obama administration also put migrants in tent camps, and in 2012, it turned a vacant dormitory building at an Air Force base in San Antonio into living quarters for migrant youths.
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In the spirit of a true family operation, Turturro led us into the living quarters above the factory floor, where we found his mother chopping kohlrabi in the kitchen, preparing for supper.
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The two low-slung buildings, designed by Estudio 41, a Brazilian architecture firm, house laboratories, operational support and living quarters — and could be mistaken for an art museum or a boutique hotel.
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New presidents are traditionally alotted $100,000 in federal funds to redecorate the residence and Oval Office, but the Obamas used their own money to decorate their living quarters, his administration confirmed in 2009.
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Her struggle is accentuated by the piecemeal architecture of Shitamachi in addition to the fact that her and her son's small living quarters are in the same building as a pop-up brothel.
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Leszczyńska was sent to Auschwitz for bringing food and documents to Jewish peopleWhen the Nazis invaded Lodz, Poland in 1939, its Jewish population was forced into a ghetto, cramped and unsanitary living quarters.
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The new first family is not allowed to change historic state and ground floors but they have lots of leeway to alter the second and third floor living quarters once they move in.
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By collecting data from three Ethiopian villages where humans share their living quarters with livestock, researchers were able to home in on which species were the favourites of malaria-carrying An. arabiensis mosquitoes.
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What is more, many Tokyoites are embarrassed to welcome people into living quarters that average 35 jo, the Japanese measure of floor area based on tatami mats, equivalent to around 60 square metres.
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In a piece published by the Washington Post based partly on Sims's book, we learn of the president's penchant for giving tours of the White House living quarters to literally hundreds of guests.
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As forecasted, sustained winds on the island did not extend beyond tropical force strength and our crew has returned to their living quarters after spending a few hours in our storm shelter yesterday.
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It worked — until it didn't: The growing business overflowed into their living quarters; the couple tired of surrounding themselves with unsold furniture or, worse, waking up to find their assistants in their kitchen.
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After graduation, McCain and Larson earned their wings together at the Naval Air Station Pensacola and shared living quarters during their advance flight training at NAS Corpus Christi, before Larson entered submarine service.
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At A.N.U., officials have been grappling for more than a year with sexist incidents, especially in its residential colleges, most of which are independently governed living quarters, similar to American fraternities and sororities.
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Small as they were, Mr. Assange's living quarters at the embassy, close to the lavish self-indulgence of Harrods, the famous department store, did not cramp his desire to remain in the limelight.
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This season's research has brought us to the compelling conclusion that there is no better time than this long weekend to upgrade your living quarters from home base to temple of comfort and coziness.
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The president asked the Guggenheim Museum in New York City if he and Melania Trump could borrow Vincent Van Gogh's "Landscape With the Snow" to decorate the private living quarters of the White House.
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Whether they will move to the new camp is up to the people here, some of whom think a move to "official" living quarters will further stall their hopes of starting a new life.
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Originally a long farmhouse with living quarters on the top floor and stables below, it now has two large bedrooms and one bathroom, a living room with a balcony, and two wood-burning stoves.
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All of those interviewed reported some kind of abuse, including squalid or crowded living quarters, salary payments being withheld for months, and measures including passport confiscation that make it difficult to leave the country.
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Baron always mentions as a cause for her sickness the terrible night [in November] 1938, when the Nazis broke into [her family's] apartment, and the Nazis mistreated her parents and ruined their living quarters.
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Keeping your living quarters, personal appliances, and surfaces clean is not just good general practice — it's increasingly important as we learn more about how the coronavirus can spread and linger on devices like phones.
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The monastery itself, which comprises a church, the monks' refectory (dining hall) and living quarters, administrative offices, and a library, is nestled within a landscape dominated by large oak trees draped in Spanish moss.
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"That is what is keeping us OK." A few doctors said they were talking about bunking up in Airbnbs to create "dirty doc" living quarters to avoid endangering their children when they go home.
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Prosecutors said that when officials searched her living quarters, they found a handwritten note in Arabic concealed under her mattress with information about Defense Department computer systems and warning of a Defense Department target.
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Vive tries to keep the long-termers in living quarters separate from those of transient residents, because it can be dispiriting for them to be reminded that they have failed to realize their dream.
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Deep in a protective bubble, President-elect Donald J. Trump was holding court in his living quarters not long after his election, receiving would-be members of his future administration at his country club.
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To the right, two bright, high-ceilinged rooms separated by pocket doors serve as a studio-and-gallery space for the owners' design business, Tandem Co., and could easily be converted into living quarters.
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Investigators also found that workers were being forced to sign blank employment contracts and were provided with poor living quarters, which often housed eight people in one room with unsanitary facilities and no hot water.
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The gunmen entered the living quarters area of the base in Pathankot, about 265 miles north of New Delhi, but they were not able to reach the zone where aircraft are kept, Ms. D'Silva said.
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Clutching his rumpled U.S. dollar bills, Amin sat and talked inside his dark living quarters - a former prison cell which the couple have tried to brighten up with red ribbons hung on the concrete walls.
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The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has 15 days to come up with a plan to house some 500 "heat-sensitive" inmates at Wallace Pack Unit in living quarters exceeding no more than 88 degrees.
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A platform with living quarters, a light tower, and a landing pad for helicopters used to stand at the channel entrance, but ships kept bumping into it and finally the Coast Guard took it down.
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The new embassy is a veritable fortress set back at least 100 feet (30 meters) from surrounding buildings - mostly newly-erected high-rise residential blocks - and incorporating living quarters for U.S. Marines permanently stationed inside.
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As revelations from the Russia investigation rocked Washington on Monday, Trump spent much of the day hunkered down, surrounded by only a handful of aides in the third-story living quarters of the White House.
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I wanted to offer a look into the living quarters of refugees at Tempelhof, so I documented their rooms—or "boxes" as they're bleakly referred to—and talked to the residents about their living situation.
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Adjoined to her living quarters, the store sold teas, cigarettes, soft drinks, snacks, betel nut (a local stimulant that many locals chew with tobacco), and often alcohol, which is difficult to acquire elsewhere in Mongla.
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Members of the salvage team tried to get to the living quarters on the tanker, but they were driven back by temperatures on the burning ship of around 192 Fahrenheit (89 degrees Celsius), Xinhua said.
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Or, you could try to rent the apartment in your own name, as Mr. Himmelstein argues that if a market-rate apartment is used as additional living quarters, you should be allowed to occupy it.
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In his meetings last week, Defense Minister Khalid bin Mohammed al-Attiyah said Qatar would upgrade living quarters for United States military personnel stationed at al-Udeid Air Base, which hosts nearly 10,000 American troops.
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This attack on the United Nations Common Compound — 10,000 square meters split between offices and living quarters, just off Mogadishu's airport road — felt like the city's fiercest predator had finally decided to take our measure.
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Millan Hupp, 26, who works as Pruitt's director of scheduling, helped Pruitt and his wife search for living quarters months after he arrived in Washington, D.C., between July and September, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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Sick of rats and mudslides, Mr. Hossein, from Afghanistan, built elevated living quarters consisting of metal pipes for stilts, a tarp-wrapped cage for walls and a section of wrought iron fencing for a door.
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But her critics say her cabinet has overstepped the bounds of a caretaker government by making changes to foreign policy, opening Morales' former living quarters for journalists to tour, and threatening to punish his allies.
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Bernhard Ludwig, cabinetmaker to the Hapsburg court, had the six-story house built in 1891 adjacent to his furniture factory to serve as both living quarters for his family and elaborate showrooms for his thriving business.
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The leopard killed the toddler, who was the child of a staff member at the national park, on Tuesday night at his living quarters in the park, a spokesperson for the park confirmed in a statement.
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And instead of opting to build a more costly office with living quarters, the Carters chose to sleep on a pullout couch for a week each month until recently — when they had a Murphy bed installed.
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In Hong Kong, foreign domestic workers must live with their employers, often in notoriously tiny living quarters, to receive a visa and are not legally entitled to the minimum wage for domestic workers from Hong Kong.
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Infantino visited both the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha—a preexisting stadium, and not one of the eight stadiums that are being built specifically for the tournament—and workers' living quarters on his two-day trip.
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As for the cattle, pigs and other animals used for vaccine and other kinds of testing, they are kept in indoor, secured living quarters, said Dr. Luis L. Rodriguez, who leads research at the center's laboratories.
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There are many of us out there itching for a canine companion, but can't quite take it on due to work commitments, our tiny, inner-city living quarters or the fact we can't afford dog food.
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By fixing the housing conditions, by providing decent living quarters for the people who sacrifice plenty to protect the nation, military families can give their kids a shot at a succeeding in school and in life.
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One boy, identified as Julio Z., attested that a staff member at Shiloh "often refused to allow Julio and other class members to leave their living quarters to obtain drinking water," the July 30 order states.
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Given the conditions in which incarcerated people live — limited access to soap and water; shared bathrooms, mess halls and living quarters — this population is especially vulnerable to the virus, and largely unable to prevent its spread.
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A wooden chair, carved in the shape of an elephant, guards the open-plan kitchen and living quarters — which are also home to toy parrots, Mexican masks, cowhide rugs and a contorted Euphorbia plant called Esmeralda.
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In February, FBI agents searched her living quarters on the base and discovered a handwritten note written in Arabic under her mattress, according to a sworn statement from an FBI agent contained in a court filing.
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The strike which wounded four medical staff and damaged hospital rooms and employee living quarters was the third near miss in recent months, said surgeon Mohammad Abrash, speaking Friday in a room overlooking still-visible crater outside.
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The investigation by Mexico City's attorney general's office found that unbeknown to many who frequented the school, the building's top two floors had served as living quarters for the school's owner, Mónica García Villegas, and her family.
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"Analog astronauts" have donned space suits to test tools that analyze sediments and search for signs of water, while living quarters featuring an inflatable hydroponics chamber, where food can be grown without soil, have been set up.
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BURNED OUT LIVING QUARTERS, FUEL FIRES Iran fired at least 22 missiles at Ain al-Asad and another base near the northern Iraqi Kurdish city of Erbil that also hosts U.S. forces, the Iraqi military has said.
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The Alvarez family lives in an Echo Park apartment that has fewer bedrooms than bodies, so Lydia sleeps in the dining room, where a curtain acts as the door to her living quarters and hides her mattress.
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The Americans called their living quarters the "dude ranch," and Davies, also the son of American missionaries, describes in the memoir "China Hand" its eight rooms as dirt-floored, each with two beds fitted with straw mattresses.
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There's a sepia-toned sameness to the displays that is occasionally punctuated by red or blue clothing on Noah and his family, or the green plants inside Noah's living quarters, or the murals and dioramas of the exhibitions.
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The entrance to Noah's living quarters is marked with a coy note about how the women onboard the Ark aren't named in the Bible — AIG ringing true, for once — but it seems the ladies were OK with birds.
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Three detached residences (one of which is a farmhouse with three bedrooms) are also located on the plot, and can be accessed by a separate driveway to act as guest homes, staff living quarters or a home office.
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We also observed workers being brought to an Atal construction site in Warsaw on a bus at 250am and picked up after 250pm, then taken to living quarters inside a heavily guarded compound in an isolated rural area.
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Polygon first noticed a model of a SpaceX rocket sitting on a shelf in the main character's living quarters in Mass Effect: Andromeda, a fun little Easter egg for any fans of Elon Musk's private spacecraft company SpaceX.
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Noble houses, according to the Tibetan Heritage Fund, were arranged hierarchically, with storage rooms on the ground floors, servant quarters and family chapel in the middle floor, and opulent living quarters with large bay windows for the landowner.
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As the city boomed in the 1990s, property developers bought up the inexpensive desert tracts in Al Quoz, inland from the Persian Gulf coast, to erect living quarters for their workers, most of them migrants from South Asia.
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The embassy is also designed to exacting security specifications, set back at least 100 feet (30 meters) from surrounding buildings - mostly newly-erected high-rise residential blocks - and incorporating living quarters for the U.S. Marines permanently stationed inside.
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The Embassy did triple duty as a workspace for the website's D.C. reporters, a handsome living quarters for Bannon and other company brass, and a swank entertainment venue for a social circle drawn from Washington's misfit conservative fringe.
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As this friendship and bond deepened, it was a normal occurrence for Moi to frequent Chihuly's private living quarters while the artist soaked in and made phone calls from the white claw foot tub in his library/bedroom.
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Although part of it was always used as living quarters, the entire structure was converted into a residence in the second half of the 20th century, said Jérome Louis, the director of Espaces Atypiques, which has the listing.
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Drawing from the local vernacular, Studio Peregalli chose to incorporate elements of a chesa, a typical 17th-century Engadine home with a wide hall vertically dividing the living quarters from where the livestock would traditionally have been kept.
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Modi soon left the marriage entirely and dedicated himself to the R.S.S. As a pracharak —the group's term for its young, chaste foot soldiers—Modi started by cleaning the living quarters of senior members, but he rose quickly.
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"My biggest fear is that I will be left with a temple and a bunch of Chinese donating alms to me," the monk said from the veranda of his living quarters, surveying the vast paddy fields stretching before him.
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The 22,33-square-foot converted warehouse contained an elaborate maze of slapdash living quarters, artist studios, junk storage and an open space for late-night dance parties, like the one that drew up to 23 people on Dec. 22016.
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The property, which is currently listed for sale at $800 million, was referred to on the docu-series as a so-called "sex dungeon" and living quarters for young girls in what they referred to as a sex cult.
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The regime appeared to destroy at least three nuclear tunnels, observation buildings, a metal foundry and living quarters at its Punggye-ri nuclear test site on Thursday, in a process observed by invited international journalists including CNN's Will Ripley.
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This is modern slavery, polite slavery — a system in which slaves are efficiently and humanely shuttled from their living quarters to their workplace and back again, and are politely, efficiently stripped of their humanity every step of the way.
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The Russian students aren't the first to be inspired to make their own version: In 2013, for instance, British military personnel made a parody in which they, too, wore almost nothing and danced erotically while cleaning their living quarters.
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Maybe you're getting creative with new masturbation techniques, maybe you and your significant other are quarantined together and testing out new places around your living quarters to have sex that aren't your bed, maybe you're getting into virtual sex.
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In this latest version — directed, as the original was, by Garry Hynes for the Druid company — their shabby living quarters stretch beneath a vast expanse of sky, hinting hopefully at life beyond the tight little town of the title.
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In contrast to most images of a war that still reverberates decades later, they show soldiers lazing, showing off their squalid jungle living quarters, discovering the charm of the Vietnamese children they encounter, reveling in a rare ocean swim.
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The property, which is currently listed for sale at $3.9 million, was featured on Lifetime's docuseries Surviving R. Kelly as being a so-called "sex dungeon" and living quarters for young girls in what they referred to as a sex cult.
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The space agency's Artemis program calls for privately built lunar landers, robotic rovers and the Lunar Gateway - a modular space station in orbit around the Moon with living quarters for astronauts, a lab for science and ports for visiting spacecraft.
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Her series, On the Sleeping Arrangements in the Sixth Five-Year Plan (2012), depicts the total subjugation of the self under socialism to eliminate any possible surplus of space from living quarters and, in theory, make housing more universally accessible.
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In the northern coastal town of Groningen, dozens of mainly Muslim men and women - Africans, Arabs and some Iranians - sit at bare tables and chat quietly in the living quarters fashioned out of a ship where hospital patients were once treated.
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They provide jobs, and in some cases, affordable living quarters to queer people, minority groups, and other vulnerable people who may have nowhere else to go where they are accepted and feel safe (particularly in smaller towns across the country).
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Punggye-ri, North Korea (CNN)North Korea appeared to destroy at least three nuclear tunnels, observation buildings, a metal foundry and living quarters at its Punggye-ri nuclear test site on Thursday, in a process observed by invited international journalists.
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The country invited members of the international media, including CNN, to a ceremonial closing of Punggye-ri during which the North Koreans destroyed entrances to at least three tunnels used for nuclear tests, observation buildings, a metal foundry and living quarters.
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The Pentagon reviewed the list of military projects and said none that provided housing or critical infrastructure for troops would be affected, in the wake of recent scandals over poor living quarters for service members in several parts of the country.
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These so-called man camps are expected to be the only living quarters in the region for thousands of returning oil sands staff and recovery workers as the city itself remains off-limits to residents for the next several weeks.
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The State Department ordered all American personnel — including doctors from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — to leave shortly after they arrived last August because of a firefight on the road from their work area to their living quarters.
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In an attack that horrified Nicaraguans, six members of the Velásquez Pavón family, including a baby and a toddler, died on Saturday when masked men set fire to the three-story building that housed their mattress store and living quarters.
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When they knew the fires were coming, Staples and his team made a plan to keep flames at bay and save the 65 acre (26.3 hectare) private zoo and its 40 species, including shifting some primates into their own living quarters.
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It is the spare closet or extra room that they don't have, or can't otherwise afford in a crowded city with ever shrinking and more expensive living quarters, including so-called micro-apartments that are barely larger than storage units themselves.
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In this movie, the theater and the living quarters above it are occupied by a dysfunctional bohemian family whose artistic and sociological antecedents go back to the 1936 Kaufman and Hart comedy "You Can't Take It With You," if not further.
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In this movie, the theater and the living quarters above it are occupied by a dysfunctional bohemian family whose artistic and sociological antecedents go back to the 1936 Kaufman and Hart comedy "You Can't Take It With You," if not further.
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Bey and Jay wanna build a new 10-car carport and 2-car garage, complete with living quarters and security guard rooms at their baller Bel-Air property ... this according to building permits the Carters submitted, and obtained by TMZ.
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There are items like a space suit, a replica of Jazz's living quarters (known as a "coffin"), examples of the food she and her fellow lunar residents eat, and even a scale to see how much one would weigh on the Moon's surface.
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A report from the Washington Post reveals that White House curator Donna Hayashi Smith sent a request to the Guggenheim Museum in New York on behalf of Donald and Melania Trump to borrow a priceless Van Gogh painting for their personal living quarters.
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"Factory life during the rapid industrialisation of South Korea throughout the 1970s and 1980s meant tight communal living quarters and a drastic shift in cultural norms for the millions of factory workers that fed the country's growth," Clauss tells The Creators Project.
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But the power — and perhaps most importantly, the air-conditioning — remained off in the living quarters as the summer heat bore down on the base, making it extremely difficult for pilots and airmen who worked the night shift to sleep during the day.
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"Wobblies," as they were known, gave radical speeches in public places and, when the police shut them down, crusaded against violations of the First Amendment; they roused workers against their miserable living quarters and scams that required them to pay for a job.
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In 1941, Representative Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts helped to establish the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAACS), to ensure that the civilian women who had volunteered in World War I would have the food, living quarters and pay that they were previously denied.
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At his studio in Long Island City, Queens, beneath the Long Island Expressway, William P. Sullivan creates gilt-metal furnishings for the architect Robert A. M. Stern and Michael S. Smith, who designed the Obama family's living quarters at the White House.
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The play begins with the classic premise that made Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" an eternal staple of both theater repertory and television syndication: Put two people of opposing temperaments in the same living quarters and watch 'em squirm, fight and practically kill each other.
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This is perhaps why Echo has become such a hit – not because it can turn lights on and off, but because it aims to raise the IQ of your living quarters as a whole using your words in context and within less than a second.
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And 90 percent of all child sexual abuse cases involve a person known or trusted by the child, where the opportunity for abusers to groom children in a military environment is magnified, due to the close living quarters and relationships many military families share.
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Sometimes working alone, but often with the help of his girlfriend, Breitwieser amassed a private collection of stolen art objects worth more than a billion dollars, and hoarded it in their attic living quarters of his mother's house in the Alsace region of France.
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After a year in another apartment on Bowen Road, Ed moved into an aging building next door and converted a four-bedroom apartment into the bureau, with two bedrooms converted into offices for him and for a news assistant and the rest as living quarters.
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The 25-year-old son of a housekeeper at the embassy was detained in connection with the assault, which took place on Saturday in living quarters reserved for support staff, according to Pragya Anand, the assistant commissioner of police in Chanakyapuri, the capital's diplomatic area.
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Live large in a small space "There are definitely perks when it comes to renting, and if you're in a funk about your 300 square-foot living quarters, it's time to stop pining for a Spanish colonial mansion and start loving your little casita," writes Gachman.
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Since it takes about two days for parasites and other pathogens to develop, eating fresh poop is not usually dangerous, and in fact, eating poop that was festering in their living quarters was actually a helpful way to avoid intestinal parasites such as larvae and worms.
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Three boats down lies the B2112, an elegant 32-foot, two-and-a-half-story floating mansion (with more than 3,000 square feet of interior space) that shows just how perfectly the soul of a luxury yacht combines with open-space living and elegant living quarters.
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Completed in 2009, the property includes a three-story guesthouse, a detached two-car garage with living quarters and a balcony above, and a man-made lake, all with sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River to the east and the Laurentian Mountains to the west.
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Astronauts are tasked with adjusting to a new environment with reduced living quarters and limited hygiene facilities, while establishing working relationships with crew mates, keeping in touch with friends and family back home, balancing work and rest, and keeping up with their physical and mental fitness.
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") Or he can be as outrageous as he is precise ("I'd based my style of living quarters on a nineteenth-century Yankee hospital room which I modeled on a photograph–part of a foto-essay about Walt Whitman and his war experiences as a male nurse.
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It also recently happened to decline a request from Donald Trump to loan Vincent Van Gogh's 1888 painting Landscape With Snow to hang in "the personal living quarters of the president and Melania Trump," per the Huffington Post, and instead offered to lend them a solid gold toilet.
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"Tp-22018" (2000) Kelly's 8,000-square-foot music studio in an industrial property on the West Side of Chicago was featured on Lifetime's docuseries Surviving R. Kelly as being a so-called "sex dungeon" and living quarters for young girls in what they referred to as a sex cult.
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A nation where citizens can come and go freely, detaching their modular floating living quarters and sailing off to a better floating town, untethered by anything but their means and their free will, is not an island without politics—it's an island with a very particular set of politics.
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After all, it's typically one of the only times of the year when your extended family sees your living quarters — so unless you want your judgey Aunt Barb gossiping to your cousins on the drive home about all the dust bunnies in your kitchen, everything needs to be immaculate.
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Path data inside the home, collected and processed by internet of things devices, can provide enhanced amenities within living quarters — warming up the room as you emerge from the shower, decreasing the room temperature as you hit the bed, cooling the environment as you exercise on your stationary bike.
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In New York, in their reduced living quarters, they had to create separate bedrooms out of parts of the apartment used for other purposes: my mother slept on a large studio couch in the living room, and my father slept on a regular studio couch in his study.
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In the same way I feel empowered to say nuts shit like "dentistry is a hoax" on dates, I feel that if someone has such a problem with my living quarters that they don't want to hook up with me, they are beyond welcome, nay, encouraged, to leave.
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"Thoren is the type of dedicated fabricator that has gone to people's living quarters to get a feel for what frame he should use on clients' artwork," said Chris Kinsler, 40, an artist who recently sold half of his paintings that had been on display at the shop.
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Instead of a front door opening into the upstairs living quarters, the main entrance is hidden around the side, a threshold set low into the gravel that opens into a narrow, wood-paneled hall lit by an amorphous paper lamp designed by Nakashima's friend and contemporary Isamu Noguchi.
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The linen marquee was the office and living quarters for George Washington during much of the Revolutionary War — "the first Oval Office," noted R. Scott Stephenson, the vice president of collections, exhibitions and programming at the museum, which will open on April 163, two blocks from Independence Hall.
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Though display rooms and living quarters were separate, the feeling of being simultaneously in a home and a museum was palpable: You turned from admiring a Frans Hals to note a splayed book and reading glasses on a side table, or a broom and dustpan in the corner.
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It's been a long time since we have been able to make our way to Paris and I don't think we've ever had more fascinating living quarters than the U by Uniworld ship that was floating on the Seine (not to be confused with Seinne, who was also on the ship).
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"Mother used to call it a drop in the ocean, but without that drop, it would not be the same," Sister Mary Prema Pierick, the superior general of the congregation, said in an interview in a former chicken coop turned into spare living quarters for some of the sisters in Rome.
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The famous "Lowell Girls" of the Massachusetts textile industry, whose neat living quarters and employer-sponsored education were supposed to illustrate how America would avoid the bitter class conflict typical of Europe, soon grew to see factory work as a kind of oppression incompatible with the American ideals they cherished.
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While the men and women are quarantined to opposite sides of the Love is Blind compound to ensure no one sees the person they may fall in love with, the contestants all speak to the same people and compare their interactions when they return to their living quarters at night.
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"That's not really the case," Mr. Durham explained in a rare interview, conducted over three Skype video calls from Naples, Italy, where he and his partner, the artist Maria Thereza Alves, have turned a 12th-century convent, more recently used as a leather factory, into a studio with living quarters.
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On the video feed, McRaven could see that the men who were in the downed helicopter had clambered out and were moving on with the mission, which was first to secure one of the smaller buildings on the compound and then proceed into the ground level of the suspected bin Laden living quarters.
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Trying to stay out of the rain in the infield, Hannah Herrero and her boyfriend, Tyler Schaper, graduate students at the University of Florida, cuddled with a bottle of wine inside a converted school bus that her family had used for transportation and living quarters for 11 years at the Rolex 24.
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And there is plenty of evidence that post-Neolithic inhabitants of the area were aware of, and made use of, the facilities at Knowth — one of the oddest remains is graffiti on the stones in the passages from between A.D. 700 and 750, when the area was resettled and the passages were used as living quarters.
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"Kim Jong Un on his part did everything he promised to do, even blew up some tunnels on their sites and after this we hear the US is canceling the meeting," Putin said, referring to North Korea's apparent destruction of at least three nuclear tunnels, observation buildings, a metal foundry and living quarters at its Punggye-ri nuclear test site on Thursday.
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While touring the ramshackle living quarters littered with diesel cans, used diapers, household garbage and Qurans, he questioned why authorities did not search a squalid New Mexico compound sooner for Abdul-ghani, saying he told them in late spring that he had met the child&aposs father at the site and that the man was wanted in Georgia for kidnapping his own son.
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Back outside, it is hard not to be struck by the sharp contrast, even in the new South Africa, between the comfortable routines and living quarters of white residents and tourists, and the more pinched lives and flimsy shacks of the mixed-race and black residents who work in the hotels, shops and farms that are owned and managed by whites.
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The premise is that a group of single men and women enter some sort of condominium-building laboratory where the men and women are kept in separate living quarters, then enter "pods" where they can interact with potential partners of the opposite sex while separated by an opaque screen that looks like abstract art stolen from a low-end Miami spa.
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He sent over clips of swallows flying over the fence of the Manus detention center, scenes of the cramped living quarters and detailed accounts of his experience waiting for news about resettlement in the U.S. As the weeks went on and America geared up for the inauguration of President Trump, Mr. Boochani's video diaries took on a more uncertain tone.
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The name the Justice Department plans to release comes from a four-page summary from 2012 of an FBI investigation into three people who were said to help find living quarters and provide financial assistance, as well as assistance in obtaining flight lessons and driver's licenses, to two of the hijackers in Southern California in the period before the attack.
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New York's close living quarters, its location as a shipping center, and its position as a hub for soldiers during World War I made it an ideal cesspool for the flu's spread, but many doctors dismissed the early cases, often thinking that they were routine ailments; it was an era when deadly disease was a more common part of life.
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New York's close living quarters, its location as a shipping center, and its position as a hub for soldiers during World War I made it an ideal cesspool for the flu's spread, but many doctors dismissed the early cases, often thinking that they were routine ailments; it was an era when deadly disease was a more common part of life.
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"Domestic workers frequently experience wage theft, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, threats to call ICE if we speak up about our working conditions, daily instances of racism and prejudice, and employers who refuse to pay and who barge into living quarters after work hours are done for live-in nannies and caregivers," wrote Annie Johnson, a Philadelphia nanny, in a Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed published in March.
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Sometimes when your career is merrily rolling along you have neither the time nor the inclination to fuss about your living quarters, to get all hot and bothered just because there are large rips in the upholstery, to care that there are too many things — some nice, like the Danish modern bench; some less so, like the sofa — from too many places, all heedlessly thrown together.
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In a chilling article in The Times this week, Glenn Thrush and Maggie Haberman described President Trump's Keystone Kops White House where aides meet in the dark because they can't figure out how to use the light switches (setting them to "on" might be worth trying), and Trump wanders around his living quarters in his bathrobe watching CNN and obsessing about how mean everyone is to him.
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